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Plain states (do we have to go with spelling, or do homonyms count?)

Sleepless in Seattle

Welcome to the forums! I'll second the advice given above

I think your best bet for this problem is going to be to submit a help desk ticket. Sounds like a server setting or something, and the help desk technicians are the ones that can help with that. Good luck. Let us know what happens.

Repeat!! See response 54!

Northanger Abbey

Jenna, You can have unlimited parked domains. You point the nameservers for the parked domain the same as your main domain. After they resolve (can be up to 72 hours for full propogation), you can open a help desk ticket with the domain you want to park and your main domain, and they can park it for you. Hope this helps.

I've never used PHP nuke. I can't be of any help to you in solving this problem. I'm sorry. Maybe one of our PHP nuke users will come along and offer some advice. Have you tried the PHP nuke user forums?

Oh. I'd also suggest that you are concerned that your site might be compromised, or if you are having problems accessing your cPanel (server administration) area, that you log a ticket with the help desk? A link to the help desk is at the top of this page.

Namaste, Can you tell us what site you are trying to access? And the software program you have loaded on the site? That should help us help you narrow it down. Good luck!

Law (&) Order

cabinet (like in the condo we closed on yesterday..... yay!!)

Welcome to the forums!!

Too true. I knew about all of these. My favorite is the Google calculator. I have a google search box integrated into my Start Menu (Google Deskbar), and whenever I need to run a calculation, I just type in my numbers and hit enter. Very cool. It even does complex math like sine, cosine, etc. And I also like to do: 35 degrees C in F so I can figure out how hot it is in cities that use the celsius system.

Dances with Wolves

Sense and Sensability

Nutty Professor (, The)

Life is Beautiful

I think the term we used for aliased is "parked", and yes we allow parked domains. I think the term we use for additional is "add-on", and no we don't allow add-on domains unless you purchase a reseller account. Welcome to the forums!!!

Oh, and welcome to the forums!

If you were hosting with TCH, I'd tell you that we have a control panel add-in called Fantastico that includes one-click installations of various blog software packages. You can even import your blogger posts and comments into the WordPress version. Since you aren't hosting at TCH, then I can't give you a lot of specifics about what you'd need to do. If your webhost allows you to have access to MySQL databases, and if you can run PHP scripts, then you have what you need to host a WordPress blog. You can get information about downloading and installing WP from the WP website, wordpress.org. Good luck. And should you need a new web host, I highly recommend TCH. You won't find a better combination of server quality, storage/bandwith space, support, and price. (A word to the wise: any other webhost I've seen that claims to excell in one of these areas only does so at the expense of another area. TCH is the first company that I've found that ties it all into one great package.) Best wishes.

That is why a lot of templates for WP have codes like this: ><?php if (function_exists('wp_theme_switcher')) { ?> <hr class="hr1" /><br> <li><h2><?php _e('themes'); ?></h2> <ul><?php wp_theme_switcher(); ?> </ul> <?php } ?> This code basically checks to see if the plugin is installed. If it is installed, it runs the plugin code right there. If the plugin isn't installed, then it ignores this secion of code (closed by the closing curley bracket in the last command). It's a handy piece of code. I try to add that code in whenever I modify my templates with plugin code, so that if I ever have to disable my plugins the pages still render. Good luck.

April, I don't use the webmail options included in cPanel, but you might be interested to know that there are third-party e-mail applications that will let you send your messages in HTML. For example, in Thunderbird, when you are composing a message, you can highlight text, then choose "Insert | Link" from the menu (or just press Ctrl + L), you can put the target for your link. Its an easy solution, and many of our TCH friends prefer local solutions to web-based solutions anyway. Best wishes!

Welcome to the forums. I saw the same coding error that TCH-David did; namely that the variables that contain the hostname, username, and password aren't the same variables that you call when you try to connect to the server, so that will obviously be a problem. Hope you get it working. Let us know.

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